Workload and wages: who was at work, how busy it was, and the week's pay

Who was at work and when, read from the tills and from the work done in Isletek: deliveries counted, orders packed, invoices finished. Each hard job earns points, and the week's hours and points become the week's pay at the rate the shop admin sets per person, with commission on points if the shop wants it. Nobody adds a timesheet up by hand, and there is no separate clock: the hours come from the work itself.

This took over the two cards planned before it, Wages and Clock in and out. Pay is the shop admin's to see and set; nobody else on the team sees a rate.

Being finished with a few shops first, as an early-access app: press Tell me when it's ready on its Marketplace card to be told the day it opens to everyone.